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To: pipick who wrote (3629)	7/25/1998 5:00:00 PM
From: vas	Respond to of 5743

Wow, time is running thin based on the post Graham made. What is going to happen next. Pipick, based on that post you seem to be 100% convinced that tvl is now a dead stock so I guess we won't be seeing any more posts from you. But I have a feeling that something good is coming up. I hope you don't sell all your tvl but if you do I'm sure there are many people that are ready to buy them. It's only normal that you get scared when you are losing money but like many people said, you only lose when you sell. Maybe someone somewhere wants tvl to go down as far as possible so they could pick it up before it flies high. Anyways good luck in all your other investments and take care. Vas

To: pipick who wrote (3629)	7/25/1998 6:41:00 PM
From: Graham Dellaire	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 5743

The sell off had/has many probable causes. The licensing agreement is just something to be aware of if holding this stock longterm. I sincerely feel that the low stock price now is more due to the lack of encoding and lack of interest (apparently, re: PG decoder #0002 of FEWBUCKs) in V-chip is hurting the stock. This stock is really broken and more than one house wants to unload positions. Poor longterm performance of a stock is basically a death warrant in this volatile and uncertain stock market. For TVL to get back up above 2.50 we need to see: A) Decoders sales and real numbers on potential sales B) Licensing of V-gis to major TV manufacturers C) Issue of patent and successful challenge to the PG/SoundView "one patent" theory. C) should be along shortly whereas B) is totally uncertain on maybe unlikely within 6 months and A) should be the companies priority (i.e. so analysts can value this stock) ----- Graham Graham